Is Gravity Electromagnetic?

Gravity is usually listed as one of four fundamental forces. This study suggests that energy is exchanged between neutral masses, via a long range electromagnetic force, and that this exchange of energy reproduces the effects of gravity. The mechanism involves transient electric fields, ever present in neutral atoms in consequence of the dynamic equilibrium of the charges, which create, through the vector potential, long range (1/r) electric fields. This leads to an exchange of energy via the Stark effect, of magnitude sufficient to account for gravitational forces. Exchange of energy is basic to force laws in physics. The lowering of the potential energy goes as 1/r, is additive and non-saturating, is very weak, and leads to a force which is always attractive. INTRODUCTION A proper accounting for the effects of accelerated charges is important in electromagnetism. Currently, there is disagreement as to the consequences of the acceleration of charge. Classical electromagnetism is very ..